I've done that a handful of times, it's definitely a shock, my fridge was apparently on the edge. I'd grab a soda or water open it take a drink and as soon as it hits im like ahhhhh wtf
Ice is crystalized water. Crystals need a foreign particle to attach to in order to nucleate and grow. Purified water has nothing to attach to until it gets disturbed and moved. Then the microbubbles start the crystalizing process. And if it's cold enough it happens fast.
God bless you and Jesus loves you so much that is why he died for you. He rose from the dead 3 days later and by putting your faith in him as lord and saviour you will be saved. Be blessed!
I went into a garage to get some bottles of water for my friend four winters ago and witnessed this phenomenon. As I jarred the bottles to grab four , the entire case did this.
I do this in my freezer, you gotta find out the right level an exact amount of time but you can repeat it over an over again once you find the perfect spot
@@kylethedalek not with temperature, We dropped the "British Empire" measurement system decades ago, from cable sizes to Spanners metric is far superior, I mean measuring food ingredients in "Cups", It's the 21st century catch up.
God bless you and Jesus loves you so much that is why he died for you. He rose from the dead 3 days later and by putting your faith in him as lord and saviour you will be saved. Be blessed!
I do this magic trick every summer for people. Put a bottle in the freezer for about 2 hrs and when you pull it out give it a smack, sometimes it takes more force than others and the speed at which it propogates varies also. Works about 3 out of 5 times because it depends on the original pressure in the bottle vs time in freezer. Makes a water slushy in your bottle.
It’s not a “magic trick”. The water is already in a frozen state it just takes some sort of aggravation to start the crystallization process. It’s really simple physics but looks crazy when it happens.
@@zacharybowman9231 i guess if i put magic trick in quotes then you would have gotten that i dont really think its magic. And it is actually in liquid state still until aggravated and the chain reaction starts. I wont claim to know every little bit of the science but i do understand enough from doing this probably a couple hundred times atleast.
super cold water caused air speed indicators on a jetliner to crash in the 90s the plane flew into super cooled water that did not condense and fall to earth and when it touched the air speed sensors it formed huge balls of ice to form and the drag from 500mph ripped them off the airframe
@@reanbowlerd5988 no no no… the comment says “imagine if this guy was just as amazed and curious in grade school” and the dude replying said “how do you know he wasn’t?” my answer was that hes not in grade school
It got down to -9 where I'm at over Xmas and I was thinking of peeing outside. I was wondering what would happen. I see people throw water in the air and it instantly turns to snow...🤔
I love when it does that. When it freezes that slow, it usually turns into a kind of slush rather than completely freezing, particularly vif you can get it to do it in a room temperature setting (like taking it fresh out of the freezer). Another great way to make slush is with fruit juices, particularly lightly pulpy citrus. All the sugar and solids in the juice makes it take longer to freeze, so it's easier to get in a slushy state without freezing it solid, and you can usually keep it there longer.
When a liquid turns from liquid to a solid, it releases heat, even when water turns to ice. This is why the water turns into a slushy mix instead of a solid block of ice; the heat generated is enough to prevent some of the water from turning into ice.
LoL, I used to watch the hot water from a 4" wash down hose freeze before it got halfway down my vehicle side... pretty cool watching the ice spread in your bottle.
the snow pulled energy from the water which created a daisy effect of crystallization to make up for the negative energy Since the outside temp is lower than the bottle the energy is being drawn from and not added to the bottle.
@@WabuhWabuh there is no heat in the water it is already super cooled to below freezing. The problem is with pure water there are no nuclei for the ice crystals to form around so as soon as the first Ice Crystal is formed in the water all the other water molecules will form to that ice molecule thus the reason why you see it move so fast down the bottle.
Particles of water looses kinetic energy when they come in contact with that cold stuff due to which the FOA become larger between them and they gets converted to solid state,
@@Thysillyone1 I beg to differ, take it straight from the freezer, don't shake it, and just drink, and if it freezes in your mouth, don't say I didn't warn you.
Where I used to work. They had a dip and dots cooler. It was set to -40°F. I put a bottle water in it. I forgot how long I had it in. Took it out. My clumsy self I knocked it over. Discovering something by accident. Cool looking seeing the water slowly turn to slush just from vibration.
If it spreads slow in the bottle, it'll be slush. If it spreads fast in the bottle, it'll be solid ice. This is something special to me because my mini fridge is at the right cold to wear this is very very common.
If you tried to take the temperature of the water you would see a small gain of a couple of degrees. Because it takes energi for all substances to go from liquid to solid.
@@ImmenseJ-tard8253 It releases heat as it freezes. Just imagine magnets flying together. They release a lot of energy. Think about if you put water in the freezer. It goes from 20C down to 0C, but it gets stuck at 0C. Why? That's because as it's freezing, it is releasing heat that prevents its temperature from falling any further, even though you're still trying to cool it. This is called the enthalpy or heat of fusion.
Farenheit, right? -19,4°C is a bit on the colder side. I’ve always thought the -15°C as a line where the weather gets a bit unbearable the colder it gets. -35°C is also awful.
Although they do teach about the idea of entropy vs specific temperature of different compounds and make you calculate the energetic changes associated with thermodynamic phases, they do not teach you about the same energetic associations with different crystal lattice conformations. Especially because water crystals have many different forms and are still being discovered up to this day.
Imagine taking a chug out of that water bottle. I'd turn into Sub Zero from Mortal Kombat 😂
I've done that a handful of times, it's definitely a shock, my fridge was apparently on the edge. I'd grab a soda or water open it take a drink and as soon as it hits im like ahhhhh wtf
Nah you'd just have nice water
Underrated comment lol
Kombat🤓🤓
@@lone-dmc9174 The game is spelled that way.
Mother nature in its finest
Science you mean right?
@@Rattle. ig?
I prefer your mother's nature.
at its finest
This comment gives me “cool story bro” vibes
Yeah, that works at room temp too. Supercooled water will freeze instantly if you can cause it to nucleate (aka just shake it).
But did I ask 😂
@@tonyt1604 who cares
@@tonyt1604no but i did
@@tonyt1604 he just answered my question about it without asking him, so yeah, i'm grateful to him.
@@tonyt1604 what a loser
Ice is crystalized water. Crystals need a foreign particle to attach to in order to nucleate and grow. Purified water has nothing to attach to until it gets disturbed and moved. Then the microbubbles start the crystalizing process. And if it's cold enough it happens fast.
yeah man it's awesome
God bless you and Jesus loves you so much that is why he died for you. He rose from the dead 3 days later and by putting your faith in him as lord and saviour you will be saved. Be blessed!
@@reignellwalker9755Take your religion elsewhere, this is no place for this.
This is really cool forgot how to do it but the water is cold enough just a little bit of movement or anything could freeze the bottle
just leave it in cold environment for about 2 hours
It’s the scientific phenomenon dubbed as “supercooling”
The water can be really cold but not frozen if it moves
@@monkeymaster27 thank you I used to know but forgot it
This happens in the summer too, y y'all so surprised?
Ice is like water, but like waaaaay cooler.
😱😱😱 interesting shower thought
@@ThePanhandleOfFloridaomg😱
no it’s actually water as a solid
@@victoriacastro6271yeah, its water but cooler
Literally
Atoms *slightly organized themselves*
Humans "bruh omg"
Atoms: **slightly split themselves**
Humans: 💀💀💀💀💀
He’s pouring water and it’s gonna turn into ice look at
🎉
This happened to me one time while I wasn’t looking and I thought I was tweaking 😂
I went into a garage to get some bottles of water for my friend four winters ago and witnessed this phenomenon. As I jarred the bottles to grab four , the entire case did this.
Seeing the water instantly turn into ice like that is super cool
I do this in my freezer, you gotta find out the right level an exact amount of time but you can repeat it over an over again once you find the perfect spot
What do you mean
How to do it
Wooow❤... That is SOOOOOO cool... I am stunned🤯
How could you hold it with your bare hands?
It’s like the scene from The Day After Tomorrow!
I was thinking the same thing!
Would not think minus 3 is cold enough for that, Facinating.
nucleation Google it
@@theodoradelaney7444 oh I know, I have seen it but you need very low temperature.
@@CrispeeCrisps15 Ohh I forgot you still use antiquated Farenhite, Despite it being incredibly silly.
@@dogwalker666 The old ways are the best ways.
@@kylethedalek not with temperature, We dropped the "British Empire" measurement system decades ago, from cable sizes to Spanners metric is far superior, I mean measuring food ingredients in "Cups", It's the 21st century catch up.
My freezer cant do that even i set on -25 Celsius.
"When the White Frost comes, don't eat the yellow snow."
Witcher 3
That's where the huskies go.
God bless you and Jesus loves you so much that is why he died for you. He rose from the dead 3 days later and by putting your faith in him as lord and saviour you will be saved. Be blessed!
I do this magic trick every summer for people. Put a bottle in the freezer for about 2 hrs and when you pull it out give it a smack, sometimes it takes more force than others and the speed at which it propogates varies also. Works about 3 out of 5 times because it depends on the original pressure in the bottle vs time in freezer. Makes a water slushy in your bottle.
It’s not a “magic trick”. The water is already in a frozen state it just takes some sort of aggravation to start the crystallization process. It’s really simple physics but looks crazy when it happens.
@@zacharybowman9231 i guess if i put magic trick in quotes then you would have gotten that i dont really think its magic. And it is actually in liquid state still until aggravated and the chain reaction starts. I wont claim to know every little bit of the science but i do understand enough from doing this probably a couple hundred times atleast.
super cold water caused air speed indicators on a jetliner to crash in the 90s the plane flew into super cooled water that did not condense and fall to earth and when it touched the air speed sensors it formed huge balls of ice to form and the drag from 500mph ripped them off the airframe
@@zacharybowman9231Ugh you must be 'fun' at parties and must have 'lots of friends' 😅
Imagine being in a pool and seeing that coming towards you
Me in the pool 👀🤬🏃♂️😂
yoooo! that would be epic and fun, but scary at the same time!
That would mean you stayed still in the water until it was 0c then someone threw a ball in ...
Yea pretty chill
Imagine if this guy was just as amazed and curious in grade school
How do you know that he wasn't?
@@joem13yearsago73 cause hes not in grade school
@@alphatrist6507 do you know what the word ‘was’ means? Are you aware of the past tense?
@@reanbowlerd5988 no no no… the comment says “imagine if this guy was just as amazed and curious in grade school” and the dude replying said “how do you know he wasn’t?” my answer was that hes not in grade school
so the comment meant “imagine if he was just as curious as any grade school kid while doing this”
I don't understand why people act like this is some amazing new thing. There have been 1000 other people who made the same video before you.
It got down to -9 where I'm at over Xmas and I was thinking of peeing outside. I was wondering what would happen. I see people throw water in the air and it instantly turns to snow...🤔
Do it
Pee is the temperature of your body heat (or close to it), I doubt it would freeze instantly
*_Watching this reminds me of an episode of Tom & Jerry._*
Refresh my memory
Its -3 degrees for him and he can do that it is like -13 here where I live
So will it not do it or will do it?
@@josephinemitchell9504 it won't freeze like this it is fake video
@@aaqibqadir2578yes it will
But where does the energy disappear? The water inside the bottle has the temperature over 0, so in order to turn to ice the energy has to disappear?
That is crazy ! I’ve never seen anything freeze that fast, or not even close
Get water below it's freezing point without it turning into ice then give the container a knock or nudge. It will start freezing then.
You can keep the bottle closed and tap the bottom on a table and you will see the whole bottle change
Yes I’m Canadian 😂
I love when it does that. When it freezes that slow, it usually turns into a kind of slush rather than completely freezing, particularly vif you can get it to do it in a room temperature setting (like taking it fresh out of the freezer).
Another great way to make slush is with fruit juices, particularly lightly pulpy citrus. All the sugar and solids in the juice makes it take longer to freeze, so it's easier to get in a slushy state without freezing it solid, and you can usually keep it there longer.
When a liquid turns from liquid to a solid, it releases heat, even when water turns to ice. This is why the water turns into a slushy mix instead of a solid block of ice; the heat generated is enough to prevent some of the water from turning into ice.
How will we ever get through a day without seeing someone fascinated by freaking ice...
Damn. And I was cold when it was 39f 😆
i was cold asf at 50 degrees
I was cold at 100°F
Now i fully understand why frostbite is terrifying
LoL, I used to watch the hot water from a 4" wash down hose freeze before it got halfway down my vehicle side... pretty cool watching the ice spread in your bottle.
I see that every morning before I go to work when I pack up my lunch 😂
I love the way science works
This is the kind of thing the internet was invented for
the snow pulled energy from the water which created a daisy effect of crystallization to make up for the negative energy Since the outside temp is lower than the bottle the energy is being drawn from and not added to the bottle.
you are way over complicating it the water is super cooled once a single Ice Crystal forms all the rest of the water will follow
@@deannelson9565 why does it follow? because heat is pulled from the water....
@@WabuhWabuh there is no heat in the water it is already super cooled to below freezing. The problem is with pure water there are no nuclei for the ice crystals to form around so as soon as the first Ice Crystal is formed in the water all the other water molecules will form to that ice molecule thus the reason why you see it move so fast down the bottle.
if it is not absolute zero, there is heat...
dumbass...@@deannelson9565
When the second ice age began , the freeze speed will be 69 time faster
Particles of water looses kinetic energy when they come in contact with that cold stuff due to which the FOA become larger between them and they gets converted to solid state,
Strange how this amazes sooooo many people....
You have the voice of a newscaster, I thought thats what this video was at first when I heard u start talking...lol 😂
Imagine being able to do this to drinks in the summer. Like a freeze cup
Just gotta put it in the freezer for the right amount of time I always do it
When this guy learned that water turns to ice when it's freezing, his life was changed forever
that's baking soda and vinegar mixed with water right?
I drank straight outta the bottle and it froze inside my mouth... Shit was cold AF
Doesn't work like that...
@@ItsJustGravy oh yeah it did because I took a bottle of water straight from the freezer and drank it, like I said it was cold.
Stuff can’t freeze inside of your mouth it’s literally warm in there, it’s not a fucking freezer
@@Thysillyone1 I beg to differ, take it straight from the freezer, don't shake it, and just drink, and if it freezes in your mouth, don't say I didn't warn you.
It's a cold shock. It's works really good when you use purified water.
People act like they never been in cold weather 😂
That’s amazing I wish to witness snow one day watching from 🇯🇲
“Free slushiesss!”
That is so fucking cool dude thank you
i did this last night, so cool!
Where I used to work. They had a dip and dots cooler. It was set to -40°F.
I put a bottle water in it. I forgot how long I had it in. Took it out. My clumsy self I knocked it over. Discovering something by accident. Cool looking seeing the water slowly turn to slush just from vibration.
The best 46 SECONDS of my life ☺️
That's crazy so dope
“Wow that’s almost unbelievable”
- George Pyke, Age 7.
what substance do you use?
It’s sterile water which freezes from disturbance which is called crystallisation .
It’s like that Mario party mini game!
-3 Fahrenheit or -3 Celsius? Very cool. I first saw this when I lived in Canada. 😅 I was amazed. 😮
I have seen that trick on Zack King
Super cooled Liquid Water. This is the stuff that takes down airplanes
If it spreads slow in the bottle, it'll be slush. If it spreads fast in the bottle, it'll be solid ice. This is something special to me because my mini fridge is at the right cold to wear this is very very common.
Imagine spring, a bunch of water on someone or dumping instant freeze actually instant death
Looks delicious!
If you tried to take the temperature of the water you would see a small gain of a couple of degrees. Because it takes energi for all substances to go from liquid to solid.
Someone needs to make a real life freeze blaster with this
what happens if you put your finger in the water while it’s freezing?
My only question if we're like 80% water can we flash freeze?
The place it was in before he brought it outside was basically a heater...
Plot twist: It‘s a timelaps of water getting mold
What ya mean mould?
You can do it at any temp as long as the water bottle is at that perfect coldness
It's like the apocalypse in a water bottle
Learnt this from tkor years ago, miss the man now
That's also a sign of really pure water
That is the crazy thing I've ever seen
That is crazy. I'm 44 and never actually seen that happen like that. Cool. 👍
Where were you and how cold was it?
I’m in Canada and it is -15 down here and it still does not instant freeze
what happen when you drink it while the water freezes in your body?
Everybody from the northern states yawned. Its -32°F with -51° windchill here. Life as usual.
R u sure it was instant or did it take a second or did it instantly freeze exactly the instant u said it instantly froze
My grandfather fought in Korea during the war and told me that it got so cold the tracks froze on the tanks and your pee would stack as you went.
Beautiful! And the amazing thing is, it actually gets *warmer* as it freezes!
How does that make any sense?
@@ImmenseJ-tard8253 It releases heat as it freezes. Just imagine magnets flying together. They release a lot of energy. Think about if you put water in the freezer. It goes from 20C down to 0C, but it gets stuck at 0C. Why? That's because as it's freezing, it is releasing heat that prevents its temperature from falling any further, even though you're still trying to cool it. This is called the enthalpy or heat of fusion.
@@DANGJOS bro graduated from Harvard 🤓👆💀
@@DANGJOS also I ain't reading allat
@@ImmenseJ-tard8253 Not Harvard, but I did graduate with a Physics degree.
The water when your getting it at 3am:
I think it looks better if you hit the bottle and it turns to ice faster
when I leave a beer in the freezer, just a tad bit longer than I wanted.
Farenheit, right? -19,4°C is a bit on the colder side. I’ve always thought the -15°C as a line where the weather gets a bit unbearable the colder it gets. -35°C is also awful.
All you have to do is place the bottle of water for a while in the freezer, pour over cold surface, instant freeze
And you out there with no gloves testing this for us lol... thank you!
you can also just slam the bottle and it downs the same thing with out opening it
Love doing this with the water bottles I leave in my car over winter.
Wow, that is insane. It was dripping water but once it hit the surface of the ice it immediately froze and made a big layer of ice 💀
You just made soft ice😂 now take a nibble of that softness
Subzero is there dude 😅
I feel like bill nye would be approving this
This bottle is out of Refridgerator.
Everything seems to be magic when you don't attend the science class in the school.
You act as if you can’t be amazed by something you understand
@@bruhmingo and we have another idiot who gets homeschooling from an anti-vaccine mother
The OP gets amazed just not at the basic school level science
Watch!
Although they do teach about the idea of entropy vs specific temperature of different compounds and make you calculate the energetic changes associated with thermodynamic phases, they do not teach you about the same energetic associations with different crystal lattice conformations. Especially because water crystals have many different forms and are still being discovered up to this day.
@@HercadosP can you retype that as if I were a child?
Water bottle in freezer for 45 mins it will work for anybody in any weather. I did this on a hot California day
Bro created "Instant Ice"
It’s not fake I tried it